Category:Elementalist - Revision history

Eklektikos: Moved text to Elementalism

2023-07-06T00:23:09Z

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	~~==Elementalist Overview==~~
	Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing and damage shield whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.

	~~===Ranks===~~

	~~'''Rank 1''' - 1st - 3rd Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +1 DC, +1 Caster Level, +10% to spell caps (ex. a spell with a cap of 10d6 becomes 11d6)~~

	~~'''Rank 2''' - 4th - 6th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +2 DC, +2 Caster Level, +20% to spell caps~~

	~~'''Rank 3''' - 7th - 9th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +3 DC, +3 Caster Level, +30% to spell caps~~

	The bonuses to DC, Caster Level and spell caps only apply to Evocation and Conjuration spells. The automatic Energy Substitution is applied to all spells of the appropriate level, even those that don't have an element.

	~~Pyromancers get automatic Fire substition, Cryomancers get Cold substitution, and Aeromancers get Electricity substition. Otherwise all benefits are the same.~~

	Whenever an Elementalist casts a spell of their chosen element (a Pyromancer casting a Fire spell such as Fireball, or an Aeromancer casting an Electricity spell such as Chain Lightning), they receive a small heal and a brief damage shield. The heal is (Rank)d3 + the level of the spell being cast, and the damage shield is 2d8 + the level of the spell being cast.

	~~'''Examples: '''~~

	~~A rank 3 Aeromancer casts Fireball, a level 3 Fire Evocation spell. It does 13d6 Electrical damage (10d6+30%), and receives +3 to it's DC and caster level.~~

	A rank 3 Aeromancer casts Scintillating Sphere, a level 3 Electrical Evocation spell. It does 13d6 Electrical damage (10d6+30%), and receives +3 to it's DC and caster level. The caster is also healed for 3d3+3 (their rank xd3, + the level of the spell), and receives an Electricity damage shield that inflicts 2d8+3 damage on attackers.

	A rank 3 Aeromancer casts Burning Hands, a level 1 Fire Transmutation spell. It does 10d4 Electrical damage, receiving no cap increase, and receives no bonuses to DC or caster level. Only the Energy Substitution applies.

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LillyBe'letane at 10:02, 5 June 2023

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	==Elementalist Overview==		==Elementalist Overview==
	Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing and damage shield whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.		Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing and damage shield whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.


	===Ranks===		===Ranks===

LillyBe'letane: improving the quality of the information on this page

2023-06-05T10:02:44Z

improving the quality of the information on this page

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	==Elementalist Overview==		==Elementalist Overview==
	Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing ~~((Elementalist Rank)d3+level of the spell being cast)~~ and ~~small~~ damage ~~shields (level of spell being cast + 2d8)~~ whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.		Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing and damage shield whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.


	===Ranks===		===Ranks===

	'''Rank 1''' - 1st - 3rd Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution (~~Fire for Pyromancers~~, ~~Electricity for Aeromancers~~, ~~Cold for Cryomancers)~~, +1 DC and ~~caster level (For [[~~Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), ~~Spell Cap increased by~~ a ~~factor of 1~~.1 (~~Example: 10d6~~ spell ~~becomes 11d6)~~.		'''Rank 1''' - 1st - 3rd Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +1 DC, +1 Caster Level, +10% to spell caps (ex. a spell with a cap of 10d6 becomes 11d6)

			'''Rank 2''' - 4th - 6th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +2 DC, +2 Caster Level, +20% to spell caps

			'''Rank 3''' - 7th - 9th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +3 DC, +3 Caster Level, +30% to spell caps

			The bonuses to DC, Caster Level and spell caps only apply to Evocation and Conjuration spells. The automatic Energy Substitution is applied to all spells of the appropriate level, even those that don't have an element.

			Pyromancers get automatic Fire substition, Cryomancers get Cold substitution, and Aeromancers get Electricity substition. Otherwise all benefits are the same.

			Whenever an Elementalist casts a spell of their chosen element (a Pyromancer casting a Fire spell such as Fireball, or an Aeromancer casting an Electricity spell such as Chain Lightning), they receive a small heal and a brief damage shield. The heal is (Rank)d3 + the level of the spell being cast, and the damage shield is 2d8 + the level of the spell being cast.

	'''~~Rank 2~~''' - 4th - 6th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +2 DC and caster level (For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.2 (Example: 10d6 fireball becomes 12d6).		'''Examples: '''

	~~'''Rank~~ 3~~''' - 7th - 9th Level Spells~~, ~~Automatic Energy Substitution~~, +3 DC and caster level ~~(For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.3 (Example: 10d6 fireball becomes 13d6)~~.		A rank 3 Aeromancer casts Fireball, a level 3 Fire Evocation spell. It does 13d6 Electrical damage (10d6+30%), and receives +3 to it's DC and caster level.

			A rank 3 Aeromancer casts Scintillating Sphere, a level 3 Electrical Evocation spell. It does 13d6 Electrical damage (10d6+30%), and receives +3 to it's DC and caster level. The caster is also healed for 3d3+3 (their rank xd3, + the level of the spell), and receives an Electricity damage shield that inflicts 2d8+3 damage on attackers.

			A rank 3 Aeromancer casts Burning Hands, a level 1 Fire Transmutation spell. It does 10d4 Electrical damage, receiving no cap increase, and receives no bonuses to DC or caster level. Only the Energy Substitution applies.

	[[Category:AMS]]		[[Category:AMS]]

LillyBe'letane: Updated healing/damage shield to correct values

2016-04-16T15:52:11Z

Updated healing/damage shield to correct values

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	==Elementalist Overview==		==Elementalist Overview==
	Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing (~~6-8 at rank 1~~) and small damage shields (~~6-18~~) whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.		Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing ((Elementalist Rank)d3+level of the spell being cast) and small damage shields (level of spell being cast + 2d8) whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.

	===Ranks===		===Ranks===

Tindertwiggy: /* Ranks */

2014-02-20T08:19:37Z

Ranks

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	'''Rank 1''' - 1st - 3rd Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution (Fire for Pyromancers, Electricity for Aeromancers, Cold for Cryomancers), +1 DC and caster level (For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.1 (Example: 10d6 spell becomes 11d6).		'''Rank 1''' - 1st - 3rd Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution (Fire for Pyromancers, Electricity for Aeromancers, Cold for Cryomancers), +1 DC and caster level (For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.1 (Example: 10d6 spell becomes 11d6).

	'''Rank 2''' - 4th - 6th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +2 DC and caster level (For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.1 (Example: 10d6 fireball becomes 12d6).		'''Rank 2''' - 4th - 6th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +2 DC and caster level (For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.2 (Example: 10d6 fireball becomes 12d6).

	'''Rank 3''' - 7th - 9th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +3 DC and caster level (For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.1 (Example: 10d6 fireball becomes 13d6).		'''Rank 3''' - 7th - 9th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +3 DC and caster level (For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.3 (Example: 10d6 fireball becomes 13d6).



	[[Category:AMS]]		[[Category:AMS]]

Tindertwiggy: /* Ranks */

2014-02-20T08:17:32Z

Ranks

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	===Ranks===		===Ranks===

	'''Rank 1''' - 1st - 3rd Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution (Fire for Pyromancers, Electricity for Aeromancers, Cold for Cryomancers), +1 DC (To [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), ~~Caster Level/~~Cap increased by a factor of 1.1		'''Rank 1''' - 1st - 3rd Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution (Fire for Pyromancers, Electricity for Aeromancers, Cold for Cryomancers), +1 DC and caster level (For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.1 (Example: 10d6 spell becomes 11d6).

	'''Rank 2''' - 4th - 6th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +2 DC (To [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), ~~Caster Level/~~Cap increased by a factor of 1.2		'''Rank 2''' - 4th - 6th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +2 DC and caster level (For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.1 (Example: 10d6 fireball becomes 12d6).

	'''Rank 3''' - 7th - 9th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +3 DC (To [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), ~~Caster Level/~~Cap increased by a factor of 1.3		'''Rank 3''' - 7th - 9th Level Spells, Automatic Energy Substitution, +3 DC and caster level (For [[Evocation]] and [[Conjuration]] spells), Spell Cap increased by a factor of 1.1 (Example: 10d6 fireball becomes 13d6).



	[[Category:AMS]]		[[Category:AMS]]

Gairus at 02:21, 18 April 2011

2011-04-18T02:21:10Z

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	==Elementalist Overview==		==Elementalist Overview==
	Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing (1-8) and small damage shields (6-18) whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.		Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing (6-8 at rank 1) and small damage shields (6-18) whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.

	===Ranks===		===Ranks===

Gairus: /* Elementalist Overview */

2011-03-19T12:18:04Z

Elementalist Overview

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	==Elementalist Overview==		==Elementalist Overview==
	Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing (6-8) and small damage shields (6-18) whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.		Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing (1-8) and small damage shields (6-18) whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.

	===Ranks===		===Ranks===

Gairus: /* Elementalist Overview */

2011-03-19T12:06:02Z

Elementalist Overview

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	==Elementalist Overview==		==Elementalist Overview==
	Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing and small damage shields whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.		Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing (6-8) and small damage shields (6-18) whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.

	===Ranks===		===Ranks===

Maxinion: /* Elementalist Overview */

2009-08-07T13:04:28Z

Elementalist Overview

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	==Elementalist Overview==		==Elementalist Overview==
	Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here].		Elementalists rely upon mastery of a single element, eschewing the use of other elements in favor of a closer understanding of one. The most common are [[Pyromancer\|pyromancers]] who venerate fire, but there are also known to be [[Aeromancer\|aeromancers]], who study lightning and [[Cryomancer\|cryomancers]] who focus upon the cold. Much of the theory of the field is explained in a paper available in the Academy of Mortal Magic, [http://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=234&t=111460 here]. In particular, recent developments in the field have allowed for small transmutative effects to be added to evocation and conjuration spells, allowing for very minor amounts of healing and small damage shields whenever a spell of the appropriate base element is cast.

	===Ranks===		===Ranks===